Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-12-01
All Kinds of Underwear at Dosser

Don't you want a good Suit or Over
coat ? If so, don't buy until you see A.
T. Dosser's Lot.
Indigestion is from a partial paralysis of
the stomach and is the primary cause of a
very large majority of ills that humanity
is heir to. The most agreeable and effect
i've remedy is DR.. j. II. McLean's Little
Liver and Kidney Pellets. 20 cents a
vial. For sale by ]. j. Hunt.
It's all very well to talk about building
new Railroads and new Steam Ships
but how could men, women, and chill
dren travel on them without DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup? Think of it. Ponder it.
Neither a borrower nor a lender" but
take your own twenty-five cents, and go
round to your W druggist, and buy
yourself a bottle of Salvation Oil for your
sprains, aches, and pains.
New lot Calicos just received at Dos.
ser Bros.
Let us make a suggestion in regard
to the management of the fire brigade.
Too many cooks, as we all know, spoil
the broth, and this rule is applicable to a
good many other matters. One man,
cool, self, possessed, intelligent, as a leader
will do more good than one hundred, no
matter how good their intentions, giving
conflicting orders.
Don't, Don't, Don't buy an Overcoat
until you have looked through A. T. Dos.
ser's line.
Henry A. Routh, Esq, Of Lebanon,
Va, attorney for General Rosser, of the
sc road, was in town on Tuesday and
arranged to hold a conference with some
of u business men in reference to the
proposed route of the &c railroad near
est this place, that same evening. He
was called away by telegram, however,
and left word that he would see them yes.
terday.
r.. M. May is cleaning up and open
ing up new goods. Come a running"
-Messrs. B. F. Clements, W. s. Tay.
lor, Jas. S. Priddy and A. F. Portner
have been in this section the past week
delivering copies of the "History of Ten.
nessee,' subscriptions to which were
taken early last summer The book is a
very valuable one and appears to give
satisfaction to those who have obtained
it. Quite a large number were disposed
of in this immediate vicinity.
An elegant line of Dress Goods and
Trimmings, at Dosser Bros.
We noticed that these two last fires
started in the second story. Now, for
the information of some, if such should
happen again, close the doors and win
dOws and shut off the draft as much as
possible. We all know that a fire with
out draft is much more easily controlled
than if it be furnished all the draft pos
sible. And a good deal of the same as
sistance was rendered the flames at these
two last fires.
"A. T. Dosser will sell you an Over
coat for yourself or boy, Cheaper than
anybody.
Thanksgiving Day was pretty gen,
orally observed as a holiday by our PEG.
pie. Some little business was done in
the early morning, but by noon almost
every business house in the town was
closed. Quite a number of our young
men spent the day cunning, but we have
heard of but little success on the part of
any of them. Religious services were
held in the First Presbyterian Church
in the morning, a good congregation
being present.
r. NJ. May is cleaning up and open
ing up new goods. Come a running"
Some young men who were out gun
ming the other evening, set fire, accident
ally, to DR.. Z. Murray's fence and before
it could be extinguished about eighty
lengths were destroyed. Hunters should
be very careful when lighting a cigar.
cigarette or pipe, and make sure that
their matches are out ere tossed aside
and that no fire is scattered from their
cigars or pipes when they are through
with them. A very disastrous contlagra-
ton could be started in this way.
-Wanted-1O,OO pounds of Walnut
Kernels, at Dosser Bros.
We this week received an invitation
to be present at the marriage of our
townsman, Mr.. John Allison, to Miss
Sadie Vaughn, which will take place at
the First Presbyterian Church, Nash
vile, on Thursday, Dec. 18th, at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. Allison is well known to the people
of this section, having lived among us
from his boyhood up. The lady, Miss
Vaughn, is accredited with being one of
the most accomplished as well as one Of
the most beautiful of Nashville's many
fair daughters, and our people will join
with us in wishing them all manner of
good things in the future.
Its powerful cold-go to A. T. Dos
ser and he will sell you an Overcoat so
Cheap it will make your head swim.
Some of our people entertain the
idea that the recent fires were of incen.
diary origin. We do not agree with this
opinion, but believe them to have been
caused by defective flues. Under the
circumstances, be the origin one or the
other, it would be advisable for all prop.
erty owners to look after the condition
of their chimneys and see that they are
in trim to stand the strain put upon
them during the coming winter. 1t will
soon be too cold to do much plastering
or make other necessary repairs of this
nature, and all should take advantage of
the few pleasant days left to them.
"A. T. Dosser has the Biggest Lot of
Overcoats ever brought to Jonesboro and
he will sell them Cheaper than ever be-
fore. Go see him before you buy.
Despite the fact that many of the
colored people of the town labored hard
and long in helping to %extinguish the
fires which have occurred at this place
during the past few weeks, some of the
white people of the town have made nu-